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Perhaps best known as the pianist for Chuck Berry, Johnnie Johnson is equally a leader in his own right, as heard here. He is joined by various bands that include Keith Richards and Eric Clapton for a rollicking set of country and jazz tinged-blues. The New York Times called it “a long-overdue tribute to one of rock-and-roll's most talented unsung heroes.”

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Track 1, 8 produced by Keith Richards
Engineer: Tom Mark
Assistant Engineer: Steve Reynolds
Recorded November & December 1990 at Ultrasonic Studios, New Orleans, LA
Mixed at Nevessa Production, Woodstock, New York
Assistant Engineer: Chris Anderson
Track 2-7, 9-12 produced by Terry Adams
Recorded January 1991 at Sorcerer Sound, New York City
Engineer: Joe Blaney
Mastered by Howie Weinberg

Perhaps best known as the pianist for Chuck Berry, Johnnie Johnson is equally a leader in his own right, as heard here. He is joined by various bands that include Keith Richards and Eric Clapton for a rollicking set of country and jazz tinged-blues. The New York Times called it “a long-overdue tribute to one of rock-and-roll's most talented unsung heroes.”

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Perhaps best known as the pianist for Chuck Berry, Johnnie Johnson is equally a leader in his own right, as heard here. He is joined by various bands that include Keith Richards and Eric Clapton for a rollicking set of country and jazz tinged-blues. The New York Times called it “a long-overdue tribute to one of rock-and-roll's most talented unsung heroes.”

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Track 1, 8 produced by Keith Richards
Engineer: Tom Mark
Assistant Engineer: Steve Reynolds
Recorded November & December 1990 at Ultrasonic Studios, New Orleans, LA
Mixed at Nevessa Production, Woodstock, New York
Assistant Engineer: Chris Anderson
Track 2-7, 9-12 produced by Terry Adams
Recorded January 1991 at Sorcerer Sound, New York City
Engineer: Joe Blaney
Mastered by Howie Weinberg